Free, Anonymous HIV Testing, Treatment Can Reduce HIV-Related Deaths Among Key Populations In Bangkok, Study Says

World Bank: Expanding Free, Anonymous HIV/AIDS Testing and Treatment Essential to Save Many Lives in Bangkok
“There is an HIV epidemic among men who have sex with men (MSM) in Bangkok. Increasing the availability and use of free and anonymous testing and treatment of HIV infection among all at-risk groups, especially MSM, can stem the epidemic and cut the number of HIV-related deaths in half over the next 10 years, according to a new study ‘Scaling up HIV Treatment for MSM in Bangkok: What Does it Take?’…” (5/19).

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